Sentence examples for it would be clean from inspiring English sources

"It would be clean money from honest work," he says.

Her house would not be large, but it would be clean.

"You know," he sighs, "if everybody approached the sport the way I do, it would be clean.

But not long after he renovated the hotel and other structures, Mr. Pamplin, 67, decided he needed more water and assurances that it would be clean.

When the Hargraves moved into their $3,500-a-month two-level brownstone apartment in June, they thought it would be clean and safe -- so safe that Ms. Hargrave asked her husband to take the bars off the windows.

Despite his overarching power, such is their faith in him that they tend to blame others, such as state governors or mayors, for the country's ills.Until a few months ago, the opposition had not decided whether or not to take part in the election, since it doubted that it would be clean.

It would be clean, organized, well thought through. .

Melissa straightened up his room so it would be clean when he returned.

A spokeswoman for Tower Hamlets Council thanked Ms Justice on Twitter for alerting them to the issue and said it would be cleaned up shortly.

He told officials investigating the crime he wanted to bring the corruption to light so that it would be cleaned up.

Another hurdle was quelling residents' worries over the site's environmental issues, including how it would be cleaned and if contaminates would seep into the aquifer.